Slang for IELTS (and a Free Webclass!) - IELTS Energy Bonus

The video tutorial discusses the importance of using slang and idioms in IELTS speaking to sound more like a native speaker. It introduces food-related slang terms such as 'nosh', 'grub', and 'dig into', explaining their meanings and usage. The tutorial also covers the term 'layoff' for avoiding certain foods, emphasizing the need for varied vocabulary to achieve higher IELTS speaking scores.

Why is it important to use informal language in the IELTS speaking test?

• It makes the conversation more formal.

• It helps in achieving higher scores by showing a range of vocabulary.

• It is easier to remember.

• It is required by the test guidelines.

What does the slang term 'nosh' mean?

• To cook something

• To eat something

• To avoid something

• To share something

Which app is mentioned as a way to remember the slang term 'grub'?

• DineIn

• Grubhub

• Eatery

• Foodie

What does the phrase 'dig into' imply?

• To cook a meal

• To stop eating

• To start eating with excitement

• To share food

What does 'layoff' mean in the context of food?

• To start eating

• To avoid eating

• To cook something

• To share a meal